Plans_006304A_25-0634.pdf

These are engineering design plans for the Pinellas County FY2026 Countywide Pavement Preservation Program, Local Group 108, prepared by Pinellas County Public Works. The project involves pavement preservation and resurfacing for multiple roadways, with a total of seven core test locations identified. The project documentation includes detailed roadway plans, typical road section details, core location maps, and technical specifications for milling and resurfacing work. The project covers various street segments, with specific focus on maintaining and improving existing roadway surfaces, including curb and gutter treatments, shoulder stabilization, and surface course applications.

The project has a total estimated value of $905,208, with key metrics including 2.26 lane miles of roadwork and 117,845 square yards of surface treatment. The plans specify precise technical requirements for pavement milling, surface course application, and road base preparation, including detailed specifications for different road section types (A, B, C) and shoulder treatments. The design plans include aerial mapping of the project areas, showing residential neighborhoods and street layouts, with meticulous attention to existing infrastructure, utility considerations, and maintaining proper road elevation and drainage characteristics. The project appears to be funded through Pinellas County's public works infrastructure maintenance budget, with a focus on preserving and upgrading local roadway networks.